Hello. Hope you're doing fine, bro.
Are you fully registered on Clickbank?
If yes, please how did you get it done?
I am actually stuck on the account information page.
Don't know the right info to input here. Kindly help. Thank you.

DDdearest:



Thank God for sparing his life. Hope he's doing fine....I noticed it wasn't a river but canal. Swimming through couldn't have been easy.

Yeah,God is ever faithful. He is doing very well,he still grappling with the shock though.
Thanks for your concern

I glorify the Almighty God for sparing the life of my younger brother who travelled in that bus.
He was able to get out of danger and swam to safety even before the rescue operators got to him.

I am very grateful to everyone who has responded to this thread.@obanqua,I think it would be best to share whatever ideas you have here,so others can learn too. on my own it is not an impossibility to decide on where to invest after careful investigation of environments and different ideas but I still brought it here because no man is an island of wisdom/knowledge.
@greatnaija01,kagari, I love your recommendations. @barmmyshoes,your suggestion is good too but I think quality shoes is not a necessity to many Nigerians at this time. More ideas are welcome though

kagari:
ok just adviced someone on this earlier, the best bet is agriculture both as a producer and a middleman/marketer since you have the funds. for the producer part you can get an acre in ogun state very close to lagos for 250000, cassava is an evergreen agric produce business. you can buy an acre then rent 2 - 5 acres so you can increase your yield. as a marketer you you can bring the producer from the rural farms to the market at your price and on your marketing strategy. research well. agric is the way forward

How are you doing,Kagari. I have always loved the idea of investment in cassava farming/business but because of want of time,I have not been
able to give it all the attention it deserves.
Having been in practical experience of this business,could you help me with information on the best way to invest in it.
Considering the fact that I am not a farmer and I have never been involved in it before,which aspect of the business is most lucrative and ensures high ROI-cassava starch,flakes or selling the tubers?
Thanks for your anticipated candid response.

greatnaija01:
Transportation biz has no issues with the economy.... people must commute daily...
Agricultural biz also is never affected... even if na fish farming.. bukas, hotels, restaurants will patronize you even without great marketing
biitc0iin minning is also lucrative... i do not mean SCHEMES but real minning
start a tutorial/school and for life you will keep making money
go n learn APP DEVELOPMENT and start getting paid for designing apps..

ALL THESE WILL COST YOU LESS THAN 800K, GOD BLESS

.Hello greatnaija01. I love your recommendations. Most especially the App development and designing part. I have always desired to earn from creative designs and intellectual property.
But having no prior training in any form of computer training, where do you think I can start from? Waiting for your candid opinion.
Thanks

GOOD DAY EVERYONE.
I AM IN SEARCH OF PROFITABLE BUSINESS TO INVEST ABOUT 2 OR 3 MILLION NARIA IN.
PREVIOUSLY,I HAVE BEEN DOING IMPORTATION BUT CAN'T CONTINUE BECAUSE OF HIGH
EXCHANGE RATE OF NAIRA TO DOLLAR.

CONSIDERING THIS BITING RECESSION IN OUR COUNTRY,I AM SEARCHING FOR BUSINESSES
THAT DEALS ON BASIC NECESSITIES THAT PEOPLE CAN'T DO WITHOUT,POOR OR RICH. OR BUSINESSES THAT
CAN ENJOY SURE PATRONAGE FROM THE FEW RICH PEOPLE AROUND.
WISE AND MATURE COUNSEL FROM SEASONED AND SERIOUS MINDED BUSINESS PEOPLE HERE WILL BE APPRECIATED.
THANKS